Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi shares her fears
Narges Mohammadi, the Iranian activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 2023, expresses in her memoirs her deep fears of dying before reuniting with her two children after more than a decade. She describes the suffering she endured in prison, the pivotal moments when she bid farewell to her twins Kian and Ali, who were only eight years old when the Iranian regime separated them from their mother. Her memoir also recalls the difficult memories of fleeing Iran and living under security and political issues, while warning of the current dangers she faces, including the possibility of her re-arrest. She clarifies that her life remains at risk due to prison sentences totaling around 18 years, in addition to her health struggles, as she was recently released for health reasons after being detained at the end of last year.
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